Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This is the first time I have designed a project using a mobile first approach. What I did was make my desktop width to the smallest width that it could go and design the mobile design. After completing the mobile design, it seemed that the desktop design naturally fell into place. I had only used to desktop accordian background svg I didn't think it was necessary to add the mobile svg background pic. I am not so good at working with responsive website. So I am practicing here.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I am still not sure on when to use em, rem, and %.
It also seems like the desktop design naturally came into place. Is this how it is supposed to work?
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Responsiveness suggestions and approaches to using width and margins and paddings and such
Community feedback
- @IzykGitPosted 4 months ago
If you ever want an easy way to see if your application will fit on a mobile screen there is a browser extension called "Mobile Simulator". It simulates various devices in your web browser and shows what your application looks like on that device.
Click here to check it out!
Marked as helpful0@geomydasPosted 4 months ago@IzykGit Cool extension, might consider switching to it soon. I can reccomend this one aswell
0@geomydasPosted 4 months ago@IzykGit Cool extension, might consider switching to it soon. I can reccomend this one aswell
0@VincinChristmasPosted 4 months agoI looked at this today. I have a question. Why use this when these features are already in "inspect elements in the browser"@IzykGit
0@IzykGitPosted 4 months ago@VincinChristmas It gives an accurate representation of what it will look like on that devices screen. Devtools only shows you what it looks like at that devices with but doesn’t actually simulate the device
0@VincinChristmasPosted 4 months agoyeah. I see that. thanks. I will wuse this plugin@IzykGit
0 - @mkborisPosted 4 months ago
Hi VincinChristmas, I highly recommend checking out the Learning Paths there are tons of resources there to help you get up to speed.
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